Answer: Scalene triangle
Step-by-step explanation:
All triangles have three sides with specific lengths and angles, but a scalene triangle is a kind of triangle that has each of its three sides to be of different lengths and angles.
Hence, a triangle that measures 39°, 104°, and 37° definitely has three sides with different lengths and angles.
Thus, it is a scalene triangle.
The point (2, -5) would not be one of the correct vertices of the reflected shape.
When we reflected a shape across the line y=x, we just replace the x's with y's and y's with x's.
Our new points are (5, 2) (4, 6) and (3, 3). None of the points contain negative numbers.
